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Tensions between Sudan's military and paramilitary RSF exploded into open fighting in April. The raging conflict has left millions of people homeless, according to the U.N.

China has broadened a national security law that is expected to increase tensions with the U.S. and Western countries. Treasury Secretary Yellen raised concerns with officials in Beijing.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan met personally with President Biden at the NATO summit, where the U.S. leader suggested he would remain in office for a second term.

President Biden, NATO leaders and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy are expected to meet Wednesday to discuss Ukraine's membership to the alliance.

A house fire in Lahore, Pakistan, has led to six child deaths. Four other adults were also killed in the fire, according to police and rescue officials.

A man working for an international human smuggling ring was sentenced for the deaths of 39 Vietnamese migrants who suffocated in a hot cargo truck while traveling to the U.K.

A former Russian Black Sea commander blackballed by Ukraine for alleged war crimes was assassinated while out on a jog in a city park in southern Russia.

Imran Khan faces numerous court cases regarding a litany of charges ranging from contempt to corruption and terrorism, all of which he argues his country's military has pushed.

North Korea fired a submarine-launched intercontinental ballistic missile off the coast of Japan, South Korea's military said Wednesday.

Pakistan received a significant financial boost on Tuesday as Saudi Arabia deposited $2 billion into the country's central bank, according to the Pakistani government.

Mexican security officials have acknowledged a recent demonstration in the city of Chilpancingo, which resulted in the abduction of government officials, was organized by a drug gang.

A Syrian man identified as Raed E. has been convicted by a German court for committing war crimes and participating in the Islamic State terrorist organization. Suspect involved in attacks in eastern Syria.

The United Nations Security Council has failed to renew the authorization for the delivery of crucial humanitarian aid to Syria's rebel-held northwest region, via Turkey.

Three people were reported dead after a helicopter traveling between mines crashed in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Lualaba province. One South African, Polish, and French national were killed in the crash.

An ancient port city in Cyprus may have been one of the Mediterranean’s most important trading hubs in the late Bronze Age, according to newly discovered artifacts.

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko announced Tuesday that mercenaries with the Wagner Group will be training the nation's military on weaponry and tactics.

The Supreme Court in Japan ruled that government-imposed restrictions on a transgender employee’s use of restrooms are illegal in a landmark decision over LGBTQ+ workplace rights.

Ales Pushkin, a 57-year-old Belarusian artist, died in prison, according to his wife. Pushkin was known for dumping manure outside President Lukashenko's office.

The Ecuadorian navy helped transport Delia Yriarte to the nearest hospital for treatment, where she received 100 sutures to her leg and will need "probably a few more surgeries."

Iran has not yet developed a nuclear weapon but it has continued to bolster its nuclear capabilities that would make it easier for Tehran to create a warhead.